Graco 289002 AirPro Air Spray Gravity Feed Gun

The Graco 289002 AirPro Air Spray Gravity Feed Gun is a professional conventional air spray gun designed for precise, high-quality coating application using standard compressed air systems.

Gravity-feed design for smooth, consistent material flow
Conventional air atomisation for fine finish quality
Operates up to 100 PSI air pressure
Compatible with standard shop air compressors
Suitable for industrial, automotive, and maintenance coatings

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Description

Compatible Machines

• Standard industrial air compressor systems (up to 100 PSI)
• Workshop compressed air lines with 1/4" NPSM air fittings
• Gravity feed paint cup systems (metal, plastic, or disposable liner types)
• Pressure-assisted fluid supply systems (up to 300 PSI fluid pressure)

Product Overview

The Graco 289002 AirPro Air Spray Gravity Feed Gun is a professional conventional air-atomizing spray gun designed for precise application of industrial, automotive, and maintenance coatings. The gravity-feed design improves material flow efficiency while providing excellent atomization and surface finish quality.

Specification	Detail
Spray Type	Conventional Air Spray
Feed Method	Gravity Feed (Top Cup)
Air Inlet	1/4" NPSM
Fluid Inlet	3/8" NPSM
Maximum Air Pressure	100 PSI (0.7 MPa)
Maximum Fluid Pressure	300 PSI (2.1 MPa)
Typical Orifice Size	1.4 mm (0.055 in)

Applications

Industrial equipment coating
Automotive refinishing and panel work
Metal fabrication and machinery painting
General maintenance and protective coating application

Frequently Asked Questions

No. This spray gun operates with standard compressed air systems and does not require a dedicated Graco pumping unit. It connects directly to regulated shop air and a gravity cup.

Suitable for enamels, epoxies, urethanes, primers, sealers, waterborne paints, and solvent-based industrial coatings.

Yes. The gun features adjustable air and fluid controls to fine-tune spray width, atomization, and material flow.